Heir to the A&P Supermarket. His grandfather and two Uncles John and George Privately owned the A&P Supermarket, which at one point had 15,000 stores in USA, His Uncles John and George had no children so he inherited the A&P money. The money also went to the John Hartford Foundation which has 597 million as of 2004. His Uncles John and George were on the cover of Time Magazine November 13, 1950. Time wrote the A&P was the world's largest grocer and that next to General Motors the A&P sells more goods than any other company in the world. Time Magazine wrote that in 1950 the A&P had sales of 2.9 billion. Huntington was the original owner and developer of Paradise Island in the Bahamas. He bought it when it was called Hog Island. He changed the name to Paradise Island and built the Ocean Club bringing over William Hearst's leftover Cloisters of a French Monastary from Florida and built Cafe Martinigue and hired Gary Player to be the Golf Pro and Pancho Gonzalez to be the Tennis Pro. He started a Theater in Hollywood with gold H's on the doors, had a Magazine called Show, built a Museum called The Gallery of Modern Art at 2 Columbus Circle, a Graphology institute, a Artists Colony in Pacific Palisades and many other projects. In the 1960's the International Herald Tribune wrote he was one of the world's richest men.